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Centurion: Installation Electrician

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Qualifications Electrical Trade Certificate (Red Seal) National Certificate N3 (Electrical) or higher Registered with the Department of Employment and Labour (DEL) as an Installation Electrician (IE) Valid Installation Electrician registration number, verifiable with the DEL Single-Phase-Only (ETSP) registration will be considered only where the role does not require certification of three-phase installations Valid driver’s licence Requirements 3 – 5 years of post-apprenticeship experience in commercial and industrial electrical work Proven experience in fault-finding, distribution boards (DBs), and 3-phase electrical systems Demonstrated experience issuing Certificates of Compliance (CoCs) Proven site supervision experience Ability to independently run projects, inspect completed work, and sign off work performed by others (including Tier B electricians) Registration number must be verifiable Core Competencies Reading, interpreting, and verifying Single Line Diagrams (SLDs), schematics, drawings, and technical specifications Inspection, testing, commissioning, and certification of electrical installations Installation, maintenance, and commissioning of 3-phase systems, switchgear, distribution boards, MCCs, and related equipment Thorough knowledge of SANS 10142-1 Thorough knowledge of SANS 10142-1-2 for Embedded Generation and Grid-Tied Solar PV Systems Competence to inspect, test, certify, and issue Certificates of Compliance (CoCs) Competence to inspect and certify grid-tied Solar PV installations Understanding of Small-Scale Embedded Generation (SSEG) registration requirements and utility compliance processes Strong technical reporting, documentation, and client communication skills Key Responsibilities Install, test, commission, and maintain electrical systems and equipment Read and interpret drawings, schematics, and specifications Ensure compliance with safety standards, regulations, and company policies Identify and resolve faults efficiently Supervise and mentor electricians, including Tier B personnel Inspect quality of work and sign off completed installations where authorised Deliver projects safely, on time, and to the required quality standards Leadership & Compliance Responsibilities Ensure all work complies with SANS requirements, OEM specifications, and company standards Inspect, test, and certify installations and issue CoCs where legally authorised Oversee documentation, compliance records, and regulatory submissions Promote a quality-first and safety-first culture on site Advantageous Experience Experience certifying grid-tied Solar PV installations Responsibility for CoC sign-off on company solar projects may form part of the role PV GreenCard certification is a strong advantage Previous experience with SSEG applications, approvals, and compliance processes is advantageous

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About Construction / trades Jobs in Tshwane

The construction industry in Tshwane is generally thriving, with a steady demand for skilled tradespeople to support the growth and development of the city’s infrastructure. As a result, career opportunities abound for those looking to break into or advance within this field.

Typically, salaries for construction and trades positions in Tshwane fall within broad ranges. For example, apprenticeships or entry-level positions can start around R30 000 – R50 000 per annum, while experienced professionals can earn upwards of R100 000 – R200 000 per year, depending on factors such as company size, industry sector, and individual experience. However, it’s essential to note that actual salaries can vary significantly, and these figures are only a rough guide.

Common skills required for construction and trades roles in Tshwane include proficiency in hand tools, mechanical aptitude, problem-solving abilities, and excellent communication skills. Many employers also value employees with electrical or plumbing qualifications, as well as those with experience working on-site or in a project management capacity. Other valuable skills may include computer-aided design (CAD) software proficiency, safety protocols knowledge, or experience with building information modeling (BIM).

Several industries commonly employ construction and trades professionals in Tshwane, including the financial services sector, technology industry, manufacturing sector, and government agencies. These sectors often require skilled workers to support the development of infrastructure projects, from residential complexes to commercial buildings.

Career progression for construction and trades professionals is often focused on specialisation, with opportunities for advancement into supervisory or management roles as experience grows. Many employers also offer training and development programs to help employees upskill and reskill, while others may provide opportunities for career advancement through lateral moves or secondments. By focusing on building a strong foundation in key skills and gaining relevant industry experience, job seekers can position themselves for success in this rewarding and in-demand field.


This information provides general career guidance. Actual salaries and requirements vary by employer.



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